Sentence examples for spectre- from inspiring English sources

To achieve this it is necessary to vote against the possibility of a referendum, and to remove the spectre of leaving the EU from the political horizon.

Cameron's 48-second message continued the Conservatives' campaign theme of raising the spectre of Miliband as prime minister propped up by the SNP.

The spectre of the homosexual lobby loomed large at the rally, and featured in a booklet on sale by the ushers at the rally.

Mere side issues to the spectre of horror that is a pregnant woman making a decision about what suits her best as an individual.

Cameron's 48-second message continued the Conservatives' campaign theme of raising the spectre of Miliband as prime minister propped up by the Scottish National party.

That is the spectre that this leader of the opposition is now holding out to the people of Australia".

Less frightened than others, perhaps, by the prospect of political change in choppy economic times, and indeed less spooked by the spectre let loose by the Tory campaign – the thought of London being held to ransom by unruly Scots.

Have you ever completed a piece of work and suddenly realised the impact that its spectre had been having on your mood?

Lovely Linda, who only has to frown to spark the nation's tears, hasn't had the easiest of pregnancies, what with the spectre of her latest offspring being the spawn of rapist Deano hanging over it.

Mr McCluskey had blamed Mr Murphy not only for losing Scotland but for creating the spectre of an SNP-backed Labour administration, a prospect that scared many voters into the arms of the Tories.

And perhaps because of this he has raised the spectre of putting any deal that might be reached before the Greek people for approval.